Dallas faces potential thunderstorms and fog today with a 30% chance of rain, rising to 90% overnight, and temperatures between 58 and 46 degrees. Storms could bring winds and small hail. Clearer weather is expected after tonight's storms.

Dallas' weather forecast predicts haze, chance of rain and thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures with mild winds, according to the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service issues a Dense Fog Advisory for Dallas until 10 AM CST; visibility may drop to a quarter mile or less. Rain and cloudy conditions expected to follow.

The National Weather Service issued a Dense Fog Advisory for Dallas, Texas, as visibility could drop to less than one quarter mile, warning drivers of hazardous conditions.

Dallas faces a week of showers and thunderstorms with temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to low 60s, accompanied by persistent fog and chances of considerable rainfall.

The National Weather Service Fort Worth TX has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for Dallas, forecasting freezing temperatures, icy rain, and possible thunderstorms over the coming week.

The NWS warns Dallas of cold conditions with highs around 35 degrees and freezing nights. A Hazardous Weather Outlook advises protecting against the cold. The weekend remains cold; next week brings rain and potential freezing rain by the Red River.

Arctic cold front to bring single-digit wind chills to North and Central Texas, with the National Weather Service forecasting sunny, then frigid conditions, and a risk to the 4 P's - people, pets, pipes, and plants.

Dallas is facing cold winds with chills hitting 6-16 degrees and sunny skies. Winds may reach 25-30 mph, and temperatures are expected to stay near 41 degrees, dipping to around 31 degrees at night.

Dallas faces cold weather with temperatures struggling to reach 28 degrees and wind chill making it feel much colder. Conditions will gradually warm midweek with sunny skies, but brisk winds continue.

The article details cold and snowy weather in Dallas over the Martin Luther King Day period with temperatures and wind chill values expected to be extremely low.

The article details the upcoming cold weather in Dallas, with forecasts predicting freezing drizzle, sleet, and extremely low temperatures, potentially affecting travel conditions.

Dallas anticipates a wintry mix with a holiday freeze, as temperatures drop and conditions evolve from windy gusts to potential sleet and freezing rain, per the National Weather Service.